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The hard-hitting song titled after the band Maxx12 itself opens up the 16 track wonderfully packaged eponymous CD, Maxx12. Lead vocalist Albert Mendez has...
CD Review – Gregg Turner Plays the Hits
This writer knows Gregg Turner from Back Door Magazine, but a press release states he is also a “veteran of the Angry Samoans &...
Album Review: 3PM – Slow Me Down
With the pop-punk scene growing at a rapid rate, many bands included in that genre tend to strive for a certain kind of youthfulness...
Review Rockstar Mayhem Fest Boston 2014 (PHOTOS)
By this point in the summer I felt that I had a firm grasp on what to expect at music festivals. There was the...
Review: Vans Warped Tour 2014 (Photos)
On July 10th, Mansfield Massachusetts was invaded by tens of thousands of dyed hair, pierced out, pot smoking music lovers for the annual Vans...
CD Review: Ian Anderson – Homo Erraticus
Ian Anderson's 3 part Homo Erraticus could easily be a Jethro Tull album, the vibes, the instrumentation and musical alliteration all displaying the "Tull"...
Review Mikey Wax – Timely
Mikey Wax’s eponymous sixth CD (by my estimate, from Wikipedia and mikeywax.com ) is the work of a seasoned writer/vocalist/keyboardist, issuing a dozen perfectly crafted...
Review: The Boston Calling Music Festival 2014 – The Greatest Force on Earth (PICS)
The semi-annual Boston Calling Music Festival held at Government Center this past weekend was a celebration of not only music, but the human spirit....
CD Review – Blake Morgan: Diamonds in the Dark
You can hear the songs mentioned in the Blake Morgan: Diamonds in the Dark CD review below on AMG.
"Water Water Everywhere" opens with a...
Review: Christa Renee Band – For the People
Over a bass and straight ahead rock riff, guitarist/vocalist Christa Renee’s chanteuse rock excites, well produced with a nice blend on the instrumentation for...
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No, Seriously, Sexism in Video Games
In my last post, I made a point of ridiculing the notion that a lack of female protagonists means that developers are sexists. Essentially,...
